Request contact data for a known professional
Use supported identity context to request available work email or business-phone fields.
Embedded waterfall contact enrichment
Route requested work-email and business-phone fields across 15+ specialist sources without integrating each provider yourself. TargetWise returns one normalized result; company enrichment and reverse email lookup are available as supporting operations.
Paginated search or one selected entity, with explicit no-match handling.
A retrieval capability, not an agent
TargetWise handles record retrieval: discover a filtered candidate page or resolve one selected person, company, field or business email.
Your application owns the user experience, selection policy, tool permissions and decision logic. TargetWise owns the record retrieval and normalized outcome.
This boundary works for research assistants, sales copilots and workflow products that need business context at a specific moment—without background scanning, automatic list enrichment or mass export.
Missing data should remain missing.A product should surface no-match, ask for a stronger identifier or continue without the field. A plausible model-generated contact value is not an enrichment result.
Product capabilities
Choose the interface that matches where orchestration belongs in your architecture.
Use supported identity context to request available work email or business-phone fields.
Use a domain or another supported identifier to request available company context.
Avoid exposing supplier credentials, retrieval logic and response mappings inside your AI product.
Select the operation and requested contact fields, enforce limits and handle each result state directly in application code.
Expose a constrained capability that a host can discover, allowlist and invoke.
Cap search pages, select one candidate, minimize contact fields and consume only required company-profile fields.
Embedded flow
Design the product experience for matches and absence before production launch.
Use the person or company information already supplied in the user’s task.
Choose one operation and, for contact enrichment, only the supported fields required by this feature.
Route the single-entity request through the interface your architecture uses.
Handle matched, partial and not-found outcomes explicitly.
Product safeguards
Validate user-supplied identifiers, constrain which operations and contact fields each feature can request, allowlist the company-profile fields it may consume, and keep credentials and provider details outside model-visible prompts.
Apply per-user or per-workflow call limits, log business outcomes and require additional approval before a returned field triggers a write, export or communication.
1Product — permissions and user experience
2Agent — reasoning and tool selection
3TargetWise — on-demand enrichment
4Workflow — acceptance and downstream action
Product patterns
TargetWise returns structured data; the product determines how that context helps the user.
Use filtered company search when needed, then add context only to the selected subject.
Request the missing field while keeping CRM updates and outreach behind separate controls.
Use returned fields as inputs to the customer’s own routing or scoring logic.
Let users place a one-record REST or MCP step in a broader controlled flow.
Frequently asked questions
A strong product integration keeps identity, field scope, no-match behavior and downstream actions visible and testable.
Free plan
Test real user tasks across representative records before deciding which fields, interface and controls belong in production.